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HER PIPE AROUSED SUsPICION.-A tall WELL
dressed young woman, with lace yelled, arrived at
Buffalo on the train from the East Tuesday night,
and lett on the nrst Michigan Central train for
Canada While at the depot she attracted atten-
ton by smoking pipe. The party Is believed TO
have been man In disguise, and Is now thought
by some to have been the missing Saco bank rob
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-03

CHATswORTH, Sept. Am attempt was m lde to
wreck the evening passenger train on the Illinois
Central Railroad yesterday evening by some mis-
One-half mile south OF this station, in cut and on
curve. The obstruction was noticed by the
engineer just as the engine was about to strike It.
curve, enabled him TO stop the train In short
distance thereby preventing serious accident
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The Visible supply Of Cotton,

NEW YORK, Sept. 3-The total visible supply OF
cotton for the world Ii 1,21s, 1857 bales, OF which
615. 467 bales are American, against 1,Oy7, :{7 and
7O3, 5W respectively last year. Receipts OF cotton
this week at all interior towns 25,637 bales. Re-
celpts from the plantations SO, S46.
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PRlNcETowN, MASS, september 3.-The schooner
Senator arrived here to-day from North Ray
Capt. billiard said regarding the alleged attempt
OF cutter to capture his vessel for fishing in
shore that there was no truth IN the story. lie
left Souris, p. 4: l., Sunday, where three cutters
plated seizure until he arrived here.
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The secretary of the
local committee is DR.. C.
81. A. KleinSchmtdC, q
well-known practitioner
OF West washington. DR..
Kleinschmidt Is always
in demand when any.
thing is On foot among
the doctors, because OF his
energetic way Of pushing
things. He Is a graduate
OF Georgetown Medical
College, and Is now a lee
turer in that college, hon.
ored for his learning and
experience. He was for
many years secretary Of
the Medical Association
Of the District OF Colutn-
bia.
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scientific research. He
has been president OF the
American Medical Asso-
citation and president OF
the District Medical As
SociatiOn. He was q rep.
resentative from this
country at the Interna-
t1Onal Medical Congress
held in London in 1881. DR..
Toner, while distinguish
ed as q PRACTITIONER, Is
eminent AM for his ser
vices In promoting re-
, search, not Only In medi-
cal science, but In gen.
eral science. He founded
the Toner course OF lee
lures at the Smithsonian.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM Has A FALI--Whne passing
through the salons u the palace after the banquet
following Thursdays parade OF the guards, the
Emperor William stumbled over a slight uneven
ness In the flooring and fell, bruising his LETT hip
and elbow. lie was assisted TO u-e and remained
Tor some time conyersing with the guesta The
incident created general anxiety. Inc emperor
appeared al The window several times. and was
greeted with uproarious cheering. He :siept well
Thursday night.
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The Austrian Army Maneuvers Com

VIENNA, Sept 3.-The army maneuvers at Ko-
nitz have been concluded. Emperor Francis
Joseph reviewed the troops and expressed himself
greatly pleased with their efficiency. The empe-
TOR will leave KOuttz for Vienna Tonight
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Bishop Harris, Funeral.

NEW YORK, september 3-The funeral of the
late Bishop Harris win take place at 2 O'Clock
Monday next. Among the callers on the family
to-day were Rev. DR.. Tiffany and Mrs. DR.. Buoy,
daughter OF the late Bishop Simpson, both OF
PhtladelDhla.
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a MIR JaiI Delavarv.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 3.-The chief OF the Louis
vile police this morning was notified from Emi-
nence KY, that all the prisoners In the jail there
had escaped. No particulars have been received.
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ranging TO perform, and has DISCHARGED his duties
with credit.
The chairman OF the committee on printing is
Of the .. 8. Marine Hospital SSry1ca. Or Hamil.
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Death Of a Veteran shipbuilder.

NEwBURYPORT, MASS, Sept. 3-JOhn Currter, 1r,
the veteran snipbuilder, died last night, aged
eighty-four. He has launched 81 vessels from his
yard the rSt OF yI5 IONS, and the last 700 tons.
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LIMERICK, Sept. 3.-The nationalists of County
Limerick will hold convention In the town mali
ON the 18th inst. to arrange for concerted Opposi
law.
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DIED FROM BULLET WoUND.-Adolph Zenneck,
publisher OF the New Orleans Mascot, was shot
August II by Dan. Brown, q iaborfng man, for
female acquaintance. The ball entered ZennecK's
leg and tore the femorA artery. The wound was
dressed, but several hem0rrhageS occurred, the
last Wednesday evening. Zennecks system had
become 50 much exhausted that he died Wednes-
IA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL

Now York stock Market
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
OF the New York stock AArAst. rspscssA special
vie u II. H Dodge, 5:sS 10TH slr5ss
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Lieut.. Perkins, MOther-fn.Law.
HIS TESTIMONY IN TIE STRUGGLE FOR THE POSSES
SION OF HIS CHILD


special to the New York World from Pough-
pus case OF Lieut. Perkins, of the Navy for the
custody Of his infant child, held by his motherin-
law, was sent to Referee Charles Hopkins In the
ONCE OF j. Frank Tallman, the ueutenant's coun-
sci Among other things, Lieut. Perkins testified
In denial Of the statement OF MIS- Knox. or Coke
GAS she now calls hersel0, that the proceedings
were taken with his full knowledge and
consent. He said, while under excitement at the
time OF his w1fe'S death, he may have told
his motherlD.law she might have the child;
he also ment ally reserved the right TO provide for
incompetent TO take care or the child because OF
her erratic temper. eccentrtcities, and her
bitter animoSity to him during his mar.
fled life, he concluded to take the CHILD and
Ing: II know your plot You shall not have the
child ! have hid 1t and you can't get It." She
also told him he would have 10 get q warrant
When he returned from bury1ng his wife he had TO
so directly 10 his Ship and then he gave Mr.. Fer
RS power OF attorney 70 act for him.
Lieut. Lincoln Karmay testified to Lieut. Per-
klns' good character. VIM. Knox, grandfather OF
the Child, contradlcted MIS- Coxe'S statement that
she was divorced from him, and denied also her
Statement That he was the cause OF these proceed
and never stays more than ten days In place.
She Las property In Montgomery, Ala. which nets
her an income OF $500 or $500 per annum and that
Is all she has. He said his mother, who wants TO
take the child, owns $4,000 worth OF property In
Montgomery, Ala, and Is able and willing TO care
for the baby.
Upon this showing Judge Barnard delivered the
custody OF the child to Lieut.. Perktns ana child
and nurse have gone TO Alabama to be cared for
there by the Knox family. Lieut. Perkins has re-
In proof OF her divorce from her husband In the
District OF Columbia.
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DETRorr, MIon., Sept. 2-An Evening journal
HerrisvilIe SPECIAL says: Great excitement pre-
walls ct the village OF Atumaster, 10 miles
west Of here. Last night the AiIlmaster and
Tawas Mining company, which has been boring
for about ten dayA struck Q powerful vein OF gas
at q depth OF ESQ feet When lit the lame ex.
tsndsd 100 ieet above the derrick, and the roar Of
the escaping gas can be heard three miles. The
company viii sink another wen In the vicinity In
the hope OF striking OIL.
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THE ANAECHETS WILL PROBABLY HkEG.-The
Chicago Journal believes that the Supreme Court
will aIIirm the decision In the case OF the anar-
chtSts. 1t says that when court reverSes a deci-
sion II Is customary 70 do 80 at the earliest moment
so as to give the states attorney an opportunity
to get his witnesses together. The lapse OF time,
the Lpuynoi concludes, Is fatal 70 the condemned.
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CoN0RESsMAN-ELECr KANI DYNG.-A telegram
to the New York Herald from Albany, n Y, sep
temher . says: CongreSsman-elecJ Nicholas f.
Kane OF the Albany district, lies In q dying con-
dirion at his home In West Troy. HIS Physicians
have announced that his condition Is hopeless
NOT been well since his election, and must Of his
ume since then has been devoted toward regain
ing his health. He has been gradually wasftng
avay frorn the effects OF that dread disease cor.
sumption. Mr.. Kane has had q remarkable bust
ness career. Eight or nine years ago he was
V0rIfnQ nv the day In O wooden mill IN WaShfn0-
ton County. He then branched out In business
Tor himself and leased knitting mill and is est
mated TO have become worth In that short time
man OF great personal popularity and defeated
Dr. SWtnburne IN the Congressional contest lass
ball
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Ross, the Burkcr'S, Mental Condition.
Gov. Lloyd, OF Nd, has, as heretofore stated In
The STAR, refused tolnteriere further In the case
OF the condemned "burker" OF Baltimore j.
Thos. Ross, and has signed death warrant liking
the execution lor Friday, the 9th instant In re-
Spouse TO telegram urging that the governor
the medical condition OF Ross, the latter tele-
Eraphed that he was satisfied OF Ross legal re-
SpOnstbtnty and would not order an examination;
that he had granted reprieve that the prisoners
friends might present such facts as they deemed
important DR.. John Morris Of Baltimore, q
member Of the State lunacy commission, has In
tereSfed himself In the matter, and he says there
Will be an examination OF Ross by experts with
the view OF ascertalning whether or not he is men,
tally responsible. The fact that Ross has changed
cited proof OF his insanity. Ross is the colored
man who was convicted OF the murder OF Emily
Brown, an Old white woman, for the sale OF the
body TO a medical college.
ANOTHER DEATH WARRANT READ.
Sheriff Fledderman received Ross second death
warrant yesterday morning, and arrived at the
Jail shortly after / O'Clock In the afternoon and
read IL Ross In the room OF the board visitors
Mr. Fiedderman asked, "What do you understan
by this?" THAT I'm TO be hung" was the reply:
''Do you know wnen?" 'Yes, sir-neXt Friday"
''rharS correct" said the sheriff, 'and ] think
that with this your last hope vanlshes, you had
better prepare yourseIf and give up hope OF any
further reprieve." 'l've been ready all along"
said Ross. he was then taken back TO his cell by
noon he appeared rather down-hearted, and
looked more solemn than he has been looking for
some time. He said he did have some hope OF
escaping the gaiiows but he feels that II is all
that Ross DO hanged on or before p. 10. on Fr-
day next
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THE DENTISTS, MEET.
National Association Of Dental Tacul
ticss
INSTALLATION or orrrcxRs At TIE MORNING skss1o,

The National Association Of Dental Faculties
met at the Ebbitt House at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. The Baltimore college Of Dental Surgery was
represented by DR.. r. B. Winder; Ohio College,
by H. A. Smith; Pennsylvania Dental College,
BY c. N. Pierce; Philadelphia Dental college. by
8. H. Guilford; Missouri Dental College, by A. d.
Fuller; Boston Dental College, by l. A. Fallett;
State University Of Iowa. by l. G. Ingersoll; Uni
versity OF Michigan, by J. Taft: University Of
Pennsylvania, by J. Truman; Kansas City Dental
College, by J. Patterson; chicago Dental College.
BY 7. w. Brophy; University OF California, by G.
L. Goddard; Minnesota Hospital College, by Drs
Weeks and JeninSon.
The following officers were installed: President,
C.. N. Pence; secretary, II. A. Smith. Reports
from various committees were received
Another meeting assembled at O'Clock.
THE RHNoLo0IcAL ASSOCIATION.
The American Neurological Association closed
its nth annual meeting this afternoon at O'Clock,
and adjourned to meet In Cincinnati the last week
OF september 1888 At the session to-day interest
ing papers were presented by ORA A De VllbisS, OF
Toledo and r q. Kn0de OF Fort Wayne. Onncers
for the year were elected as follows:
President c. II. vonkiein Dayton, Ohio; first vice.
president, r 8. knode, Fort Waye,
Atlanta, Ga; recording secretary and
treasurer, Jno. North, keOkuk, Iowa; librarian, N.
X. Gordon; members OF cOuncil-A. B. ThraSher.
Cincinnati, Ohio; Ii. ChrstOphe, st. Joe, Mo-; j.
g. Carpenter, stanford, KY; Thos. F. kumbold,
St. Louis, Mo.
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EOR SALE-HOUSES,

Brick, - IA. mi. B. l. ave. near 18th NV .s15 900
Brick rs, IL, stable, 10th. bet. Ism NV. iO.5OO
brick IL rs. m.i 31st, bet. and 1900
Biick L rs, mi 18th, bet K and Lnw...... 10000
Bricks, IL rs. MI. 14th. bet. and each. 5000
Brick, r., lot 20x1i7.5 K, Is and 10 NV $500
Brick rs, N. l.. cellar, r, 9Th aud 10th NV 5000
Brlck, rs MI, NJ bet. list and I'D NV. 55 %
Bricks r.. Mo. av., ~ aud 9Th NV, each. 5000
Brick, 7ra mi cellar. Waach st............. 5000
Brick, RS. m L, s, bet 9th anu 10th Nv. $500
Brick. rs. mi side alley X. gath 25th SITS $500
Brick, rs. m-i 1925 ,sth n.w.............. 1000
Brick. rs. III. l., 1927 18th pw............. 400
bricks, r., bw., mi. 18th, & q NV each $500
Brick. ia, IN. l., st. bet. 10th and 18th $500
Brick RS IN. l., st., bet 18th and 1:3thn.w $500
brick, rs. m. l.. 1880 18th n ........-.. $500
2 bricks rs mi 33d. bet. I'd Sd NV. each $500
bricks. rs, m. 6, 22d 23d u. W., each. 5000
Brick, rs IN. H. % Defrees st 1880
Vacant Lots in all parts of the city.
Beautiful cottage 10 acres Of land LAUREL Nd $500
cottage at fayetteville. Md. $500
Cottage at Hyattsviile, Md 1900
Vacant lots in johnson b Wines addition to
Hyattavtllo, Nd, on easy terms.
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BOSTON,. Sent. IA group OF old wooden build
tnRs on Ashton Place, occupied a. stables were
burned early this morning. An unknown man,
one building, was burned 20 death, and his body
was 90 dian0ured that ldepttncation was tmposN-
BILE. several horses pertshed. LoB 6 600; no In.
surAnce.
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BOMBAY, Sept. 3.-Cabul adyices say that
sklrmiShes have occurred between the Russians
and the people Of Herat, at Killai, KalambatOi,
near Zulfikar.
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SULLIVAN AND SHEKpY FALL OUr.-Jno. L. Sulli-
van confirms the statement that he and Pat Sheedy
have had falling out He said In Boston yester-
day that he objected TO being considered pup
and to being led 1t the end Of string by any man.
He claims that Sheedy has doomed himself into
notoriety through being associated with him, and
that now ''the leader OF the band has 70 play
second nddle." Sullivan says he viii go 70 Eng
land but not under Sheody's management He
viii 20 his way and Sheedy can DO the same.
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LOR SALOON LANIER HEIGHTS, NINE-ROOW
Il Brick House. papered t. rouEhout marble man.
els lstrobe., water In the ktcben stable for lhres
5OxI50 feet will be offered for . few days With ali
at 81 cents . foot. Inquire after
{. m. z. j. ANDERSON, Owner sl-Sts
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DR.. ]. W. q. Lovej0y, chairman Of the committee
on transportation, has had large share OF the
labor OF preparation TO perform. The work Of
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BALTIMORE, Nd, September 3-virsinis skies.
coneolidatod, 47a; past due coupons, 81; do. ten.
fortius, 35s: do. new threes. 63jk bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. september 3--Cotton nominal
middlin0 o. Flour Arm in tone, with inquiry.
Wnsat-soui6ern ste.dy red, 7ssso: amber. s6ssas
IS: septembeE 57ts57s October .;n De.
white, 56a5f; yellow, o4a56; western nrin and dull
mixed, October. &vtso0. Oats firm and sctivsso
sss,s western mixed s5sSs: Rye nrm zsss0: Pro.
visions steady and quiet Potatoes firm. 17Oa 90 per
barrel co6ss nOminay eassr-lo o.,goss, ordinary 70
Whisky quiet, li4nll5. Other articles unchanged
Freights to Liverpool per stesmer dull-cotton. I'd;
wheat. $4,000 bgshels: corn LOCO 5 ., os5s
Ssles-wheat 299, 900 bushels; corn $1,000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO III. September 8. II z m;-wheat and
the opening on change this mo5nng and disposed to
October wheat started y lover. g 70,s declined 20
opened at Al j. and is now quoted An; May corn,
44Xs45 October oats. 2S,t; May DATA 30k October
lard 642K October short ribs, S37k. Year mess
pork, 11SO.
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RoBBhRIES RRPoRTED.-Jas. C. Jacobs, No. 1929
Ohio avenue reports stolen from him while asleep
In his coach watch and chain worth $l2. Harry
r. Alger, No. liz street northwest, reports Stoen
$}5 worth OF 1eweiry. Lester A. Bartlett, No. LEI
Massachusetts avenue, reports that between mid
night and o'clock this morning his house was en-
tered and robbed OF gold watch aud chain and a
SUIT OF clothes.
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MINING In CHINA.-The state Department is in
formed that Prof. Church, Of Columbia college,,
New York, distinguished mining expert, recently
arrived at T1entsin, China, and entered the ser
vice Of the vicerOy. He has made Iun report up
which he deprecates the continuance OF the old
system OF hand labor and recommends the adOp-
ton VI machinery.
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FOR lighthouses.

u lres.dsnt Cleve anda corner Tsnley Road aud
WOodIey Lane Containing IL rooms: S25 per month
JOHN T. BEALL CO 1921 ST NV au25-2m
ISOR RENT-NT PLEASANT. 18TH ST Ex-
tended ussr Pine. neat 81 room frames, st8 SO
each, water; keys q adtotninx cottage JOSEPH
FORREST. 1908 + ST. NV. Il 10 .. jell-:3n'
ISOR RENT-EI6HT-ROO BRICK DWELLING;
II thorough repairs just complsted only SIT per
month the best dwelling this city for the priea
Ais st. Sc. Key at ofhoe l. A Phillips. 142S
New York ty26-6ws
l3OR RKNT-oIo G ST. 5. z, NEW sIX-ROOM
IL and cel lar brici bath. lstrobe and range ApI ~
TO VI. RILRY DEEBLE, 1919 y st. aulS-fm
UNOR RKST-O IwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE; 8
II rooms bath room. With mod. improvements. 100
9th rent SIS aud water rent Inquire 4O3 9TH
ST. NV. an27-St
I,OR RRNT - FURNISHED HOUSE,: EIGHT
il rooms, long porches, corner Of 3lst and q sts. ;
modern inProvensntsi vacant september I. In
Guire between o'clock and pm au2&-2ws
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RANGE OF THE THERxoxErER.--The following
were The readings at the Slgual once to-day: n
NJ, 60; p. H.. 70; maximum, -; minimum, g..
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MARR1Aae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. licenses have

MARRIAGE LIcRNsEs--Marrtage licenses have
Ward. Of Washinutnn and orr HooS' OF Richmond
County, Va; Bartholomew Curran and Ellen
Gavin, OF Washington; JnO. Bunell Of Washing
tOn and Henrietta James, Of Freaerick City, Nd.
Saml. s. Anderson. OF washington, and Rosetta
Peterson, OF Sussex County, Va VIM. h Dow ME,
OF asntngtOn, TO Lizzie CavanOuGh, Oh New York
city, N. Y. Patrick Connolly and Mary GracllSn,
both OF WASHINGTON
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THE CONGRESS OF DOCTORS.
N. DIS GATHERGNG FROM EVERY
CORNER OF THE WORLD
aIembers Coming I'm Rapidly.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR OPENING THE CoNoREs9 NOM
DAY-THE WORK OF THE LOCAL COMMITTEE OF Ar
RANaRNRNTs-THH ORGANIZATION Or TIE CON-
GRKss, &C.
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Americau Library Associates.

ROUND ISLAND, n. 2, Sept 3-The American
Library Association, having completed their labors
last evening" LETT this morning On an excursion TO
Montreal Quebec, and Pictou.
They viii return home by sea to Boston after q
fourteen days trip. They win hold next years
meeting at St Louis, In OCTOBER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-03

DIR. D. Q. PATTERSON. physician has IN MANY
cases given an important turn to investigations OF
crime.
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Jas. Robinson, colored, TWENTY-FIVE years Old,
was struck on the left side OF the face by brick
thrown by another man last night and badly cut.
he had his injuries attended to in the Emergency
Hospital
G p. sullivan. aged seventeen years. who
crushed finger by machinery this morning, and
ID. W. Biondln, sixty-sA years Old, from Louuoun
County, Va. who Was kicked in Tie forehead by q
horse at Center Market to-day, had their injuries
attended to al the Emergency Hospital to-day.
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE cONGREs


Dr.. n. 8. Davis. OF Chicago, who has been named
BY the executive committee for president OF the
international Medical Congress, IL . man Of stsik-
Ing appearance. he Is considerably past middle
age and ia Of the old-fashioned stamp, with strong
marks Of character In his face. His hair, and the
whiskers. which grow under the chin. are wh1ta
He has prominent square forehead, and heavy
orows that shade dark eyes OF remarkable bril-
fancy. The strong lines Of his face lighted an ex-
precision Of good-humor. He - very pleasant
taiker. He said 70 q STAR reporter that he ex-
pected valuable results toward tho advancement
Of the soience OF medicine to come from the meet
Ing Of this congress. The congress win be very
largely attended, and en- unusually large nurnbee
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oU~f-SN 1870 new 1ork ave.
I,OR SALE ADVENTUROUS FOR RENT, FUR
nture complete sale of large frst-clzss board
ing house. declining health Call on ALLkN E. HILL.
o13 9th st. NV au26-f,sm6t'
l,OR SALE OR RENT-412 NEW JERSEY AVE.
Quire At Coal Office, oO1 Pennsy lvsnis su26-2w
NOR SALE PRESS BRICK BAY WINDOW;
q new, NJ L.. eightroom- substantially built
bick house. $40 st NV: fronts south. and Is pleas
snty and conveniently located chance to secure
an Attractive home Inquire at House after 80 NJ,
or OF AcGhEW SMALL 623 st. au3O-1 ws
NOR SALE-A FINE CORNER BRICK HOUSE, 10
II rooms, near War Department special Bargain
II sold at once THOMAS A MITCHELL, 934 + St.
Room 4. Su29.6t
IcOR SALE
L Great bargain on 14th st.. Business property.
opposite Portland Flats, 1880 Also beauti-
full Lot Rhode Island ave, lows Circle 24xSO
to alley, price $4,000
wv .P.MYERs son.
au2f-2w' 42S New York ava
IrOR SAIE-3 NEW FIyE-kOOM BRICKS, MOD
Il Irips.: II per cent investment. Price only SlOOO
each several new 7rOom bricks, near l4th 80 BOO
Be uttui lot ON Rhode Island Iowa Circle
coIn"r site Tor houses on 9th ST. above Iowa Cir
Gle Near SoiIthsonlAn Institute, 1o good lots room
Tor = houses. Fine Opportunity for builder. J. W.
L. MYERS s son. IAN New iork au2 7-2w'
L'CR SALE ON EASY TERMS-FRAME De
Il tached six rooIn houses; lots 2uX120 good neigh
borEooi halt block from street Price, 81 $50
APPLY Oh the PREMISES Gales ST., bet l5In aud 18TH
L.. su27.2ws
I.'OR SALE-MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL RES
IL lDENCE 4 ROOMS DELP, WELL~LOCATED
On Nj ST. NM, coLtajns Is rooms pantries, &c nne
stable; lot ~ inches l2O Ieet to alley Price
$I3.SoD. SlEIoEh l. LEBEKNANN
au21-2w 1903 F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-03
Chicago Markets,


B1NeRAxrox, N. T., Sept. a-James Kelly, q
dissolute idler. living o. lOO Henry street last
blow over the head with pickaxe. He then
attempted to escape, but was arrested. Mrs.
k0lly will prObably die